That's not to say that Grafityp products are expensive, it says. "A quick phone call or brief e-mail is all it takes to find out; in some cases we have saved companies very large amounts of money on their purchases," says sales director Neil Stevenson. "If we can we will, and very often we do.

"Here at Grafityp UK we supply our customers with what we consider to be the best products available at the best prices possible."

Siser has been manufacturing thermo transfer materials for textiles since 1970 and has always been known for its high quality products, manufactured to the highest standards and conforming to the latest industry requirements. Grafityp UK has been successfully selling Sisers products for over twenty years. The Siser range offered by Grafityp is comprehensive and includes materials for a whole host of various applications.

Standard Grafiflex is a thicker material and often described as the original flex product, says Grafityp. Siser calls this product VideoFlex. Grafiflex PU (VideoFlex PU) is a PVC free material for plotter cutting; it features a very thin layer whilst guaranteeing opacity and high covering ability. Grafiflex PU is the ideal material for multi-layering applications. 

Grafiflex PS (VideoFlex PS) is very similar to the PU film but also benefits from an adhesive backing to give a little stability and less movement of graphics during application. Custom colours can also be ordered in this product subject to the minimum quantity requirement. Grafiflex Extra is a cad cut range specially developed for application onto nylon and other so called difficult materials, an ideal choice for sportswear items.

Grafiflex fashion is a range of plotter cut materials specially developed for the fashion industry and leisure; they include glitters and special effects and the popular Electric series - ideal for speciality designs with a difference.

Elasticut is a Cad-Cut highly stretchable material for extremely thin decorations. Specially developed for elastic fabrics (Lycra, Elastane, etc), it is also very suitable for normal type fabrics, such as cotton or polyester. The stretchability of this material again makes it an ideal solution for use on sportswear garments.

Away from Cad Cut Grafityp also supplies a comprehensive range of Cad Print and Cut materials for textiles under the Siser C-Print banner. Available in white, clear and glitter finishes for application on to a whole host of textile products. This range is perfect for people who use machines such as the Roland VersaCAMM and SolJet series or Mimaki or Mutoh print and cut systems, as well as thermal print machines like the Gerber edge or Fargo and Summa. All of the C-Print ranges are available in a choice of widths and thicknesses and offer excellent value for money, claims Grafityp.

Cad Cut and Cad Print and Cut materials are only part of what Grafityp offer for textiles. There is also a whole host of other products and accessories, such as Flock, Teflon sheets, weeding tools, heat tape, heat presses both manual and automatic, cutting plotters in a variety of widths and transfer papers for inkjet and laser printers.

Grafityp also offers an extensive selection of other Siser garment products that are all available to special order. These include flex and flock material for screen printing, products designed especially for die cutting, Jet flock and Sublistop for use when sublimation printing, VideoFlex Perfor, which is PU flex but with either small circles or stars cut out all over the material.

Those who visited the Printwear & Promotion Exhibition would have also seen Grafityp's latest innovative product: Evolution Cut and Evolution Print. "These new products will be available imminently and there is no doubt at all that they will change the buying habits of many users of thermo textile films and vinyls," says the company. "A quick call or e-mail is all it takes it find out how your company could benefit from joining R Evolution."

Contact Grafityp now on 01827 300 500 or e-mail: sales@grafityp.co.uk

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